Horror Report

Category: Weather

  • Frightening December tornado rampage may break records

    Frightening December tornado rampage may break records

    Latest on Tornado Outbreak:

    1. Historical Tornado outbreak. At least 30 tornadoes suspected across 6 states.
    2. One tornado potentially on the ground for 250 miles. (All-time record)
    3. Debris estimated to have climbed up to 30 thousand feet.
    4. Death toll likely at least 70-100 in Kentucky alone.
    5. Mayfield, Kentucky one of the worst areas hit. Search and rescue looking for survivors in these areas. Massive power outages.
    6. Early estimates are EF-4 or EF-5.

    Meanwhile further threats today along the mid Atlantic and East coast..

  • December tornado shock: Nursing home in Arkansas hit , storms ravage night air

    December tornado shock: Nursing home in Arkansas hit , storms ravage night air

    Two people have died and five others suffered injuries after a tornado ripped through a nursing home in northeast Arkansas, an official said. At least 20 more people were reported trapped after the tornado struck.

    More..

    Severe weather developed late Friday from the lower Mississippi Valley to central Ohio ahead of a strong cold front, with the greatest threat for nighttime tornadoes stretching from Arkansas to Indiana. In Monette, Arkansas, emergency crews went to a nursing home damaged by storms, said LaTresha Woodruff, spokesperson for Arkansas Emergency Management. She said there were reports of injuries and entrapments at the Monette Manor nursing home.

    Agenda free TV gone live..

    https://youtu.be/Sx4CNefXiQU

    An Amazon warehouse also hit..

    Developing ..

  • Potential Thanksgiving storm set for Northeast

    Potential Thanksgiving storm set for Northeast

    A significant storm has the potential to disrupt travel plans from the Midwest to the Northeast during one of the busiest times of the year to travel. We are talking about disruptions at major airline hubs like Chicago and New York at the beginning of next week. “The upper trough and a possible embedded low may support potentially significant low pressure that would affect portions of the East, and requires monitoring given the busy Thanksgiving holiday travel week,” the Weather Prediction Center (WPC) said Tuesday morning.

    Developing..

  • Death toll tops 40 after Ida’s remnants blindside Northeast

    Death toll tops 40 after Ida’s remnants blindside Northeast

    A stunned U.S. East Coast faced a rising death toll, surging rivers and tornado damage Thursday after the remnants of Hurricane Ida walloped the region with record-breaking rain, drowning at least 46 people in their homes and cars.

    In a region that had been warned about potentially deadly flash flooding but hadn’t braced for such a blow from the no-longer-hurricane, the storm killed people from Maryland to Connecticut on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

    At least 23 people died in New Jersey, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy said. At least 13 people were killed in New York City, police said, 11 of them in flooded basement apartments, which often serve as relatively affordable homes in one of the nation’s most expensive housing markets. Suburban Westchester County reported three deaths.
    — Read on apnews.com/article/northeast-us-new-york-new-jersey-weather-60327279197e14b9d17632ea0818f51c

    We were warning people for several days about this potential development. It’s amazing to consider that now the death toll in the Northeast has topped the death toll from hurricane Ida in Louisiana as it hit with category 4 ferocity. 

  • New Orleans residents who evacuated get a message: Don’t come back yet

    New Orleans residents who evacuated get a message: Don’t come back yet

    The city of New Orleans is telling residents who evacuated ahead of Hurricane Ida to not return until further notice due to power outages and other damage.

    NOLA Ready, the city’s emergency preparedness office, sent a text alert to residents around 11 a.m., ahead of an 11:30 a.m. press conference from Mayor LaToya Cantrell.

  • New Orleans may face ‘weeks of darkness’

    New Orleans may face ‘weeks of darkness’

    New Orleans may be without power and air conditioning for more than three weeks in the wake of Hurricane Ida, which roared ashore with more powerful winds than Hurricane Katrina, according to utility owner Entergy Corp.

    Almost 750,000 homes and businesses were without power across Louisiana as of 7:26 p.m. local time on Sunday, according to Poweroutage.us, which tracks utility outages.

    The blackouts were concentrated in the southeastern tip of the state that includes New Orleans and where Ida made its U.S. landfall.

  • The mighty Mississippi reverses while battling Evil Ida

    The mighty Mississippi reverses while battling Evil Ida

    Storm surge and strong winds from Hurricane Ida stopped the flow of the Mississippi River near New Orleans on Sunday and actually caused it to reverse — something the US Geological Survey says is “extremely uncommon.

    “Ida made landfall near Port Fourchon, Louisiana, early Sunday afternoon as an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 mph, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.

  • All of New Orleans loses power

    All of New Orleans loses power

    All Orleans Parish customers without power due to “catastrophic transmission damage,” according to Entergy New Orleans.

    A company spokesperson said the storm had caused a “load imbalance to the company’s transmission and generation” and that Entergy is “making every effort to identify and rectify.”

    Now focus is on flooding and also the pumps in the Big Easy..

  • Hurricane Ida makes landfall.. gas prices nationwide set to increase

    Hurricane Ida makes landfall.. gas prices nationwide set to increase

    More than 95% of the Gulf of Mexico’s oil production has been shut down thanks to Hurricane Ida, regulators said Sunday, indicating the hurricane is having a significant impact on energy supply.  

    As of 11:30 a.m. CT, personnel have been evacuated from a total of 288 oil-and-gas production platforms, according to the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement. That represents about 51% of the manned platforms in the Gulf of Mexico.

    The agency said all 11 rigs in the Gulf of Mexico have also been evacuated, and a total of 1.7 million barrels of daily oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been shut-in – the equivalent to 95.7% of the region’s total output. 
    — Read on www.cnn.com/us/live-news/hurricane-ida-updates-08-29-21/

    Ida has made landfall in Port Fouchon just about exact time the 16th anniversary of Katrina..

    Gas prices, as in 2005, are expected to immensely soar as a result of Ida ..

  • Ida unleashes hell

    Ida unleashes hell

    BREAKING: HURRICANE IDA FORECAST TO PRODUCE RECORD BREAKING STORM.SURGE IN PORTIONS OF LOUISIANA.

    A lethal 12-16′ storm surge is now forecast to impact portions of Louisiana…while 2 feet or more of rain is expected to fall.

    Ida will likely go into the record books as the worst storm to hit Louisiana and one of the most violent hurricanes to.ever hit the U.S.

    There are already countless reports of power outages, and other effects from Ida even before landfall at this hour.